Rcc: File does not exist

lyuts

Sorry, I should have pasted it earlier. Here it is:

@TEMPLATE = app
TARGET = MyApp

QT += phonon

DEPENDPATH += . ui
INCLUDEPATH += . src

MOC_DIR = .moc
OBJECTS_DIR = .obj
UI_DIR = .uic
UI_HEADERS_DIR = ui

Input

FORMS += ui/MainDialog.ui

SOURCES += src/main.cpp
src/MainDialog.cpp

HEADERS += src/MainDialog.h

RESOURCES += MyApp.qrc@

stukdev

Have you try to use this?
@
RESOURCES += src/MyApp.qrc
@

lyuts

[quote author="stuk" date="1287413512"]Have you try to use this?
@
RESOURCES += src/MyApp.qrc
@[/quote]

MyApp.qrc is not in src directory, but on the same level as src/.

stukdev

Interesting, are you sure that the build of qrc is really build? For example have you try to run a make clean? After the qrc is build correctly?

lyuts

[quote author="stuk" date="1287414185"]Interesting, are you sure that the build of qrc is really build? For example have you try to run a make clean? After the qrc is build correctly?[/quote]

Are you asking if I'm sure that qrc has been successfully compiled? If yes, then yes, I'm sure.

I have done lots of clean builds/rebuilds
When running make I see
@/usr/local/qt-4.7.0/bin/rcc -name MyApp /path/to/MyApp/MyApp.qrc -o qrc_MyApp.cpp@
I run this application and all icons which are inside that resource are here.

a wild guess here... :)
Could it be related to one specific resource file that the code is calling, but does not exist in the resource file or the path in the code is wrong for this file?

stukdev

bq. a wild guess here… :)
Could it be related to one specific resource file that the code is calling, but does not exist in the resource file or the path in the code is wrong for this file?

In windows this not build the program
@RCC: Error in '..\testKeyEvent\test.qrc': Cannot find file 'test.txt'@

lyuts

[quote author="chetankjain" date="1287415200"]a wild guess here... :)
Could it be related to one specific resource file that the code is calling, but does not exist in the resource file or the path in the code is wrong for this file?[/quote]

When I came across such behavior I thought about wrong paths, so I checked them. For example, here is how I use the the icon from resource:

@QIcon(":/img/logo.png")@

As far as I understood the qt docs, this is how I should reference the files in my resource.

UPD: chetankjain, I think I misunderstood your post. My apologies.

ok just tried my suggestion, and there is no warning message too

e.g.: My qrc file has 1.jpg, and in code I refer to 2.jpg

forgive my interruption, like I said it was a wild guess :p

stukdev

bq. ok just tried my suggestion, and there is no warning message too
e.g.: My qrc file has 1.jpg, and in code I refer to 2.jpg
forgive my interruption, like I said it was a wild guess :p

Ok, i think you tell error in syntax in .qrc not in a code :) In this case yes, no warning :) But i thinks is normal not check if the files exist or not, it assume QString is a valid files :)